Tag: Blogs

Breaking the dominance of the MAWM (middle-aged white man) is even harder than some campaigning groups realise, says Judge John Hack

Help charity create legal plotlines to engage young people with the law

A blogger on a leading social media site has joined Legal Cheek’s crusade against the misuse of little wooden hammer imagery -- but is it a losing battle?

You're nicked

An anonymous law student reviews the performances of the two solicitors on last night's series ten opener

Just think of how absurd it would be if Clooney called himself George Alamuddin

Wigapedia returns to make his annual translation of the Legal 500

Visualising the reportage of must-follow Twitter account @CourtNewsUK

Solicitors hit back after Scots law phrase is branded “Harry Potter” language

Lawyers slog it out in ping pong head-to-head

There may be confusion about the right of solicitor-advocate Alan Blacker to call himself ‘Lord Harley of Counsel’. But the man is the undisputed Lord of LinkedIn

Some students are making decent money out of vlogging, so why are only a handful of wannabe lawyers dabbling in the medium?

What price justice?

David M Irving Solicitors may be rueing its 2007 ‘Isis Legal’ rebrand

Happy Yorkshire Day!

Can a tattoo be legally binding?

Judging by these posters spotted in east London yesterday, the concept of “hipster law” — as celebrated by a recent Twitter hashtag frenzy — may actually exist.

Wigapedia draws upon Biblical inspiration to follow the twists and turns of the Jackson reforms

An anonymous bar wannabe draws on his recent pupillage interview experience to deliver some lessons to chambers.

Aspiring barrister Amy Woolfson shares the wisdom she has gleaned while honing her networking skills at law events

Intellectual property infringin'